Fort Vancouver Event Rental Spaces
Whether you are planning a wedding, reception, auction, dance, banquet, meeting, reunion, party or outdoor picnic, the 366-acre campus of Fort Vancouver National Site has an rental space perfect for your event. And, our expert event planners will help you with every detail. For questions, reservations, or to schedule a personal showing, contact the event coordinator for the venue you want to rent.
Pearson Air Museum
Contact Ashley Raisanen at (360) 694-7026
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The Pearson Air Museum is an extraordinary venue that will make a lasting impression on your guests. Hold your event in America's second oldest wood airplane hangar and enjoy rare World War II aircraft and fascinating aviation exhibits. The hangar is a sophisticated, unique space with spectacular architecture and a hip, industrial feel.
- Location: 1115 East 5th Street, Vancouver, WA 98661
- Main Hangar Capacity: Up to 400 people
- Tex Rankin Theater/Meeting Room Capacity: Up to 100 people
- Headquarters Building Capacity: Up to 25 people
- Outdoor Grounds Capacity: Up to 2,000 people
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Pearson Air Museum Event Rental Information
Pearson Headquarters Building
Marshall House
Contact Frances Anderson at (360) 693-3103
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Built as quarters for the post commander, the house was named for General George C. Marshall who served as commander of Vancouver Barracks from 1936-38. This elegant Queen Anne Victorian home is available for weddings, receptions, parties and other special events. A list of approved caterers will be made available to you.
- Location: 1301 Officers Row, Vancouver, WA 98661
- Interior Room (one to four rooms available) Capacity: Up to 210 people
- Outside Veranda and Grounds Capacity: Up to 300 people
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Fort Vancouver National Site Event Rental Information
Marshall House
Artillery Barracks
Contact Julie Kummer at (360) 597-5337
Constructed in 1904, the 
newly renovated Artillery Barracks originally housed 240 soldiers. Now, from the elegantly restored tin ceilings to the historically accurate white-oak hardwood floors and state-of-the-art audio visual equipment, each room offers an ideal setting for meetings, weddings, and celebrations.
- Location:600 East Hatheway Road, Vancouver, WA 98661
- Board Room Capacity: Up to 30 people
- Banquet Room Capacity: Up to 150 people
- Conference Room Capacity: Up to 100 people
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Artillery Barracks Event Rental Information
Red Cross Community Room
Contact Julie Kummer at (360) 597-5337Click here to email Julie
Situated in the West Barracks, the Red Cross Convalescent House was built in 1918-1919 to provide a homey atmosphere for injured soldiers. Later it was used as a Service Club. Today the restored building hosts events in its large lounge featuring gleaming hardwood floors, fireplace and adjoining sun porch.
- Location: 605 Barnes Street, Vancouver, WA 98661
- Hall Capacity: Up to 200 people
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Red Cross Community Room Event Rental Information
O.O. Howard House
Contact Julie Kummer at (360) 597-5337Click here to email Julie
Situated in the Fort Vancouver National Site, the Howard House was built in 1879 for Civil War General, Oliver Otis Howard and today is headquarters of the Fort Vancouver National Trust. The Howard House can host meeting space or small receptions in our Education Conference Room or outdoor courtyard. Available amenities include audio/visual equipment, wi-fi hook up and coffee service.
- Location: 750 Anderson Street, Vancouver, WA 98661
- Education Conference Room Capacity: Up to 40 people
- Grounds Capacity: Up to 150 people
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General O.O. Howard House Event Rental Information
Grant House
Contact Lindi at (360) 906-1101
Built in 1849, the Grant House began as a log structure and is the oldest building on Officers Row. Today it is a restaurant with additional outdoor seating in a garden setting.
- Location: 1101 Officers Row, Vancouver, WA 98661
- Indoor Capacity: Up to 75 people
- Outdoor Capacity: Up to 200 people
Evergreen Boulevard Arboretum
Contact Ashley Raisanen at (360) 694-7026Click here to email Ashley
This petite arboretum is an intimate and attractive space that is ideal for very small weddings.
- Location: NE corner of Evergreen & Reserve
- Capacity: Up to 25 people
Band Stand
Contact The National Park Service at the Fort Vancouver Visitor Center at (360) 816-6230 or at the NPS- Fort Vancouver National Historic Site website
Sometime after 1859 the U.S. Army constructed the post’s first bandstand on the parade ground for drill, parades and military band concerts. Though the original bandstand no longer exists, the reconstructed bandstand near the original site frequently hosts events. Electricity is available. Parking is limited. The nearest restrooms are at the park’s Visitor Center, which closes at 5:00 p.m. (March-October) and at 4 p.m. (November-February)
- Location: Parade Grounds South of Evergreen Blvd
- Capacity: Up to 100 people
Picnic Shelter
Contact The National Park Service at the Fort Vancouver Visitor Center at (360) 816-6230 or at the NPS- Fort Vancouver website
The picnic shelter houses six picnic tables and can be opened up to provide access to the outdoors. Electricity is available. Adjacent to the shelter is a small playground and a parking lot with two accessible parking spots and ample parking. Picnic shelter users have access to the Visitor Center’s accessible bathrooms. The picnic shelter is available on a first come, first served basis during park operating hours, and no fee is charged during park hours. After hours a special use permit and an application fee are required.
- Location: SE of the Visitor Center
- Availability: Year round after 5 p.m. (March-October) and after 4 p.m. (November-February)
- Capacity: Up to 60 people
Land Bridge
Contact Ashley Raisanen at (360) 694-7026
The Land Bridge, part of the Confluence Project, is available for run/walk events. This 40-foot-wide, earth-covered pedestrian bridge, lined with indigenous plants and Native basket weavings, reconnects historic Fort Vancouver with the Columbia River waterfront
- Location: SW of Fort Vancouver
